To answer this question, we need to understand the different types of triggers in Oracle.
Option A) Row - This option is correct because the given trigger is an "AFTER INSERT" trigger, which is a row-level trigger. Row-level triggers fire once for each row that is affected by the triggering event. In this case, the trigger is fired after each row is inserted into the PLAYER table.
Option B) Statement - This option is incorrect because statement-level triggers fire once for each triggering event, regardless of the number of rows affected. Statement-level triggers are used with bulk operations or when you want to perform an action based on the entire set of affected rows.
Option C) ORACLE FORM trigger - This option is incorrect because Oracle Form triggers are specific to Oracle Forms, which is a development tool for creating GUI applications. Form triggers are not applicable in this scenario.
Option D) Before - This option is incorrect because "BEFORE INSERT" triggers are executed before the insert operation is performed. The given trigger is an "AFTER INSERT" trigger.
The correct answer is A) Row. This option is correct because the given trigger should be converted to a row-level trigger to fix the error.